Discussion
Applied to a point charge with a concentric spherical surface, Gauss's law gives a field proportional to
Answer: C
The enclosed charge is fixed while the area of the sphere grows as the square of the radius, so their ratio falls as the inverse square. The same reasoning gives the inverse first power for a cylinder and a constant for a box straddling a sheet.
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